alleryStart learning →What is the primary goal of corporate finance?
AMaximizing the staff headcount
BMaximizing annual sales volume
CMinimizing the yearly tax paid
DMaximizing shareholder value
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Maximizing shareholder value
Corporate finance exists to guide funding and investment choices that raise the value of the firm to its owners.
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